When Chu Jiaojiao wakes up, she transforms into the cannon fodder princess who cannot survive three chapters in the book.
It was rumored that the barbarian king Hu Yanlie had a green face, fangs, and bloodthirsty. None of the princesses sent to be married could survive the wedding night.
On their wedding night, she shivered in the corner of the yurt when she saw that wild man, two meters tall and covered in tendons, kneeling in front of her on one knee, clumsily helping her to remove her crown——
Wait, something seems wrong?
When she relied on her skills as a doctor of agriculture in her previous life to grow food on the grassland, heal the war horses, and feed the entire tribe——
The Barbarian King pressed her against the throne and said in a hoarse voice, "Jiaojiao, you are pregnant with my child, where do you want to run?"
Reader comments
I can only say that it is quite satisfactory. I have finished reading these so far. In the early chapters, the heroine was crybaby and weak, but she started to become tough after treating Mari. I think this change is quite big, because the previous emphasis on describing the softness of the heroine is a bit abrupt. Then the next step is for the heroine to contribute to the ethnic group and convince the people of the ethnic group. I see that this is basically the heroine's reason. There are still relatively few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. Several times they were almost kissing but were interrupted. Then there are a lot of foreshadowings, so I can only wait for the author to fill in the holes later [OK]
I can only say that it is quite satisfactory. I have finished reading these so far. In the early chapters, the heroine was crybaby and weak, but she started to become tough after treating Mari. I think this change is quite big, because the previous emphasis on describing the softness of the heroine is a bit abrupt. Then the next step is for the heroine to contribute to the ethnic group and convince the people of the ethnic group. I see that this is basically the heroine's reason. There are still relatively few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists. Several times they were almost kissing but were interrupted. Then there are a lot of foreshadowings, so I can only wait for the author to fill in the holes later [OK]